Coquille City herald., July 23, 1895, Image 3

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SCATTERED SEEDS, Philadelphia. Pa,
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Rev. and M rs., Horsfall came
Books from our 25 cent L. |< L- |a
over on the train yesterday morn­ list mo y be chosen in place I ¡ 1 1 I
o f papers if preferred.
ing, on their way to Bandon and
the lower coast.
Mr. Wilkins is now improving
Mr. and Mrs. Craddock o f Ban-
rapidly.
don returned yesterday this far on
A. M. Hannah, a proimnent
their way home at Bandon, after
young gentleman of Eureka, Cal.,
a visit on Coos river.
I f onr readers will clip the cou­ (Mime iu last week, and is visiting
pon offering premiums, in another at Mr. Walsh’s, on the Kerrigan
column, they will find the promise place.
p o l l SALE.—ONE THltEE-QUAKTEH
oarried out to the letter..
The Baptists will hold their regu­
larly monthly meeting in tliia
place next Saturday afternoon, at
which a full attendance is urged.
Johnson Bro’s want 1000 dozen
chickens and all the hides you can
furnish. Highest market price in
cash or trade. Bjring them along.
red Durham Bull, 8 years old.
I Also bred about
25 Mutton Sheep.
E. CORMAN,
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
The broomliandle factory at Bsn-
don will be in operation in a few
days. Sixty thousand in the rough
were taken down from Lyons’ mill
last Saturday per steamer Dispatch.
The early one gets the bargains
at Miss Nellie Figg’s cost sale.
YEARS OF INTENSE PAIN. ]
H r . X U . W a tts, druggist and physi­
Attorney J. M. U ptouof Baudhn
cian, Humboldt, Neb., who suffered with
has been appointed a notary public heart disease for four years, trying every
by Governor Lord.
remedy an d'all treatments known to him­
The Nosier Bro's delivered lum­
ber at Notley’s place last week, for
improvements there, chief among
which is a new barn.
A good gentle team will find
ready sale to C. and T. Anderson,
at Henry Clemons’ place, on Lam-
pey creek, fcke notice.
self and follow-practitioners; bello'
heart disease la curable. He writes:
**I wish to tell what your valuable medi­
cine has don^for me. For four years I had
heart disease of the very worst kind. Sev­
eral physician« I consulted, said It was
- Rheumatism of the
Heart
It i u Almost un­
Mrs. J. W. Krewson, mother of
our J. W. Krewson, came over
from her boms at Drain last Satur­
day on a visit to her son.
The H erald was honored with a
call from Rev. and Mrs. Horsfall
yesterday, who were ou their way to
his appointments on the lower
coast.
A 10-acre lot o f C. H. Merchant’s,
at Marshfield, yields this season to
date 53J tons of hay. It is re­
claimed marshland, and gives some
idea of what onr bottom lands can
do.
Mrs. Stone, mother o f W. T.
and Miss Maggie Stone and Mrs.
John Simmons, came over from
Empire last Wednesday on a visit.
We are pleased to say that her
health is improved.
A lady, whose hair came out with every
combing, was induced to give Ayer’s Hair
Vigor a faithful trial. She did so, and not
only was the loss o f hair checked, but a new
and vigorous growth soon succeeded that
which had gone.
DR. J. H. WATTS.
endurable; with
• b o rtn e e , o f
breath, palpi ta-
tlon a, s e v e r e
palne, unable to
sleep, especially
on the left elds.
No pen can de­
scribe my suffer*
ngs, particularly
luring the last
■the o f those
four weary years.
I finally tried
Dr. Miles* New Heart Cure,
and was surprised at the result. It put new
life into and made a new man of me. 1
have not had a symptom of trouble since
and 1 am satisfied your medicine has cured
me for 1 hav'-' now enjoyed, since taking It
Three Years of Splendid Health.
1 might add that I am a druggist and have
sold and recommended jjCur^jleart Curq, for
1 know What it has done zor me and only
wish 1 conld state,m^re qlcarlj my suffer­
ing then and the good health I now enjoy.
Your Nervine and other remedies also
give excellent satisfaction.** J. H. W atts .
Humboldt, Neb., May 9. ’ML
Dr. Miles Heart Cure Is sold on a positive
guarantee that the first bottle Will DenefiL
All druggists (tell it at 11, fi bottles for fil. or
L o s t . —Tuesday', July 9th, on
the rood between Moulton’s and
Fred Schroeder’s place, a small
package o f medicine, o f valoe
only to the owner.
No name on
package.
Please leave at this
Now for anew school house—one
Comrade W. E. McDuffee came
Oscar Nosier, recently arrived office and receive suitable reward.
that will be a credit to. Coqaille.
up from Bandon last Saturday, trom southern California, has pur­
Uncle Joe Hudson started to the
I f you want a bargain, go qaiok
returning with the excursion Sun­ chased his cousin's, J. Wes Nosier,
Sixes
this morning, where he ex­ to Miss Nellie F igg’s clearance
day evening. He had not visited interest in the Nosier Bro’s livery
pects to meet the parties who have sale. See notice— “ Clearance Sal
ua in a long while.
business. W hile we regret the re­ traded for the Hudson Bro’s
The silk station ie a busy place
John Nasburg had been out sev­ tirement o f Wes, we are glad to placer mines, a statement o f which
The 10,000 little eilk-
eral days the past week from his welcome Oscar to permanent resi­ appears elsewhere from the West just now.
Oregonian. The trade was to be spinner. are about closing np their
late ibeumatic affliction, but is dence again.
brief life and summer’s work.
taken ill agaiD and is suffering
Hon. W . Sinclair and biide (nee closed on the 25th.
much from the complaint.
The board of school trustees has
Coqaille’s business should be im­
Miss Carrie Stauff) came to this
The value o f a good name was well exem­
ordered
a school meeting of the
proved,
and
some
that
bad
been
place last Friday and will make it
plified the other day, when amananked one
legal voters on school matters to
their
home.
I
h
e
y
a
r
e
a
t
present
driven
away
should
be
recalled.
o f onr druggists for a bottle o f Sarsaparilla.
consider the question of n new
* Whose?” inquired the clerk. “ Whose? rooming at the Aiken residence, nnd It is the custom of long years back
schoolhonee. It will be held An­
last
Saturday
night
the
bnnd
made
to
invite
patronage
by
advertise­
why, Ayer’ s, o f course. Ye don’ t suppose
them
an
unexpected
call
and
sere­
ments, nnd even new bnsiuess forms gus! 17th.
I ’ m going t o ran any risks with Hannah,
do xe?”
naded them.
Rev. Wm. Harrington and wife,
have not dispensed with that fea­
an aged couple, came down to Ban­
Rev. C. P. Cone, the Christian
Rev. Wm. Wells, a Baptist min­ ture to any advantage.
miniater who w a s expected here ister o f Roseburg, Oregon, held
Giles & Son’s brickyard at Myr­ don on last Bnndorille and there
from California last Sunday, was services last Sunday and Sunday tle Point is the leading indnstiy at joined their sons Asa and Charley,
who have established homes at that
unexpectedly hindered from reach­ night at the Methodist chnrch in that place. They have a contract place. The old geptjemaa cele­
this
place.
H
e
is
acting
missionary
ing this appointment, but will cer­
with the government to furnish brated bia 78th anniversary on the
tainly be here next SnuJay, .if of that chnrch, aud will visit all brick for the lighthouse at Bandon, Bondorille.
sections o f this county in the inter­ which is being filled now, and other
v n
nothing occurs to prevent.
Mr. Root, who was so seriously
orders which will take them well
The union campmeeting at Ar- est o f that denomination.
Prof. H. M. Coke camo over toward fall to supply. We are bnrt a few weeks since in the saw­
agois a success. The congregation
glad to hear it.
mill, having had his slrdll fractured,
is said to be good, and Inst Sun- from the bay last Saturday evening,
The West Oregonian mentions resulting in concussion of the brain
_day attracted a large attendance, nnd remained till Sunday. Mr. C.
nnd partial pftfalyftis, has so far
Rev. Mr. Baldwin preached aud is tins been chosen principal o f the that M. C. Bingham o f Roseburg recovered as to he out and exercis­
said to be able and eloquent. The Myrtle Point school for the coming was at that place last week to in­ ing some, and hns quite recovered
meeting will continue till August fall and winter term, and will be vestigate the prospects of bee-cil- bis speech. In the oOurse of a few
assisted by A. A. Johnson, a grad­ tnre in this section. It is a de­
1st
weeks Mr. R. nnd family will make
uate of the Monmouth normal.
cided success, already well advanced a visit to the valley, camping out
riraraupt- Sale.
Among the numerous persons who and with promise o f large increase aud resting np.
Miss Nellie Figg has concluded have been cured o f rheumatism by in the near future.
Our towns­
West Oregonian: John Aiken
to close out her stock of Jnpauese Chamberlains Pain Balm, mention man, T. A. \Yalker, has taken the
goods and millinery, nnd has insti­ should be made of Mrs. Emily business intelligently in hand and of Roseburg and Dr. Parish of
tuted a clearance sale to tbnt end Thorne, of Toledo, Wash., who says: is succeeding splendidly.
Monmouth passed through this
and will dispose o f these goods at “ I have never been able to procure
place with their families last Sun­
cost. There are some very nice and any medicine that would relieve me
T ea t-H en »’ F .v a m ln n f ln n .
day on their way to the Sixes mines.
useful Japanese goods,, and u£w, of rheumatism like Chamberlain’s
Notice is hereby given that for These gentlemen are members of
latest style of millinery goods. Pain Balm. I have also used it for the purpose of making an examina­
D on't miss this chance o f purchas­ lame back with great success. It is tion of all persons who may offer the company that purchased the
Shad Hudson placer claim on Sixes
ing what yon want at actual cost. the best liniment I have ever used, themselves as caudidntes for teach­
and they will now commence work
Everything goes. Call at oD ce and and I take pleasure in recommend­ ers of the schools of this county,
on a large scale. The first move
get your choice.
the
couty
school
superintendent
ing it to my friends.” For sale by
will he to build a flame and ditch
thereof
will
hold
a
public
examina­
aliont three miles long and this
The bridge ou South slough sud­ Dr. S. L. Leneve, druggist
tion at Marshfield, commencing on
The editor thanks Mrs. Dr. Owen Wednesday, at 1 o'clock p. m., the brings sufficient water to place
denly refused to do duty early last
giants in convenient places to re­
week, and Judge Schroeder con­ (oee Ida Kronenberg), of St. 14tli day of August, 1895.
duce the surface dirt very rapidly.
Teachers
who
are
eligible
for
Louis,
for
a
handsomely
printed
sulted Commissioner Stitt regard­
All the members of the company
state certificates and diplomas must will be on the grounds within a
ing it. Supervisor Schetter tele­ program o f the “ Grand Interstate
make
application
at
the
Bame
time.
week or ten dayB and the work will
phoned the daDgerous condition Competitive Drill by the National
F. W. W RIttHT,
be pushed as fast as possible.
o f the bridge, although the court Guard o f the United States,” held
G. W. J ohnson ,
had just adjourned a few days be­ at the grand fair grounds at S t
J. H. B arklow ,
fore. This bridge is one o f two or Lonis July 1 to 7, 1895, at which
SOME WANT
Board of Examiners.
three in the county that arespeciBily $10,000 were given in prizes. The
present« itoelf at
Dated this 22d day of July, 1895.
\
local
“
Branch
Guards,”
o
f
St.
troublesome and expensive. Theto-
the 'household
J. H. B arklow ,
nnd elsewhere if any activity in the locality.
redodestroys the piling iu a little Louis, Capt. C. A. Sinclair, won
School Sup't, Coos county, Or. Keep yonr business or nffAira alive and
first
prize
o
f
83500,
and
the
Na­
while aud the bridges are seldom
make them move. Cash is the right thing.
Do not lei any one get yobr name down as
reliable or continually needing tional Competitive Drill Associa­
.Y IA K K IK n .
tion’s
Champion
Cup,
valued
at
a debtor. Be free and independent to pur­
repairs.
W a n t e d . — To
buy, a good strong
team o f horses, well broke to work.
Apply to C. and T. Anderson, on
< Henry Clemens' ranch, Lampey
creek.
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure
R estores H ealth
T h e L e a g u e Gaane
Has Taken It;
A $5000 Challenge in Gold Coin
to Any One Who Will Show a Record Like
TH E
C oqoill»....... 3 0 3 1 1 2 0 *
B andon......... 0 6 0 2 2 0 2 0
$
1000 .
T t f
We have the rarest offer yet of a
dairy farm for sals.
It has 287^
acres— 80 acre* hill land cleared;
50 acres of bottom land, mostly
cleared; 230 first-class fruit trees,
all bearing; £ mils from Cequille
river, 4 mile from school, 11 miles
from Coqnille City, 9 miles from
Bandon and 11 from Myrtle Point
Crop and farming utensils go with
tbe place; some hogs, cattle and
sheep also— if sold soon.
Roseburg Plaindeslsr: Wm. R.
Wells, tbe Nssby o f Olalla, was
doiDg business in town today. He
says when tbe government pays
him his earned reward for catching
mail robbers, he will catch another
batch of tbs gentry now at large.
O ita/tioxi.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON:
T o George Landrith, Joseph Landrith, Oli­
ver G. Landrith, Martha L . Crow, Dora
A. Cathcart, Gyrus L. Landrith, E. I. Lan­
drith, John Applegate, Alice M. Hart,
Mary O . Wilson, Samnel W . Applegate,
Sylvia E. Chambers, Emma D . Bunch
Calvin C. Bridges, heirs At law o f Cyrus
Landrith, deceased, late of Coos county,
in the State o f Oregon, and to suoh other
persons as claim a freehold estate in the
lands hereinafter described.
Yon and each o f yon are hereby notified
that, on the 8th day o f July, 1895, Martha
A. Landrith filed in the County Court of
the State o f Oregon for the County o f Coos
her petition, in which she alleges herself to
be the widow of said Cyrus Landrith, de
ceased, and entitled to have assigned to her
dower, in all those oertain pieces and par­
cels o f land in said Coos oounty particularly
described as follows, to-wit: L ot No. one,
and nine acres off o f the south end o f lot
No. 2; the 8EM o f the SEK o f section 23,
and lot No. 9 or section 26, all in township
25 south, of range 12 west o f Willamette
meridian, containing in all one hundred
nnd twenty-four Acres, aud also all o f the
tide lands fronting and abutting upon said
lands; and prays said Couit to make an
order directing tbe manner in which notice
of her application for assignment o f dower
should be given. And whereas said Count’
Court did, on said 8th day o f July, 189fi.
upon the filing o f said petition, duly make
an order directing that a citation issue out
o f said Court, directed to the persons here­
inbefore named, notifying them o f the
lion, and requiring them
filing of said petition,
Court, on or before the 3d
to appear in said <
day of September, 1895, and show cause, if
any they have, why the prayer ot said peti­
tion should not be granted, and tbe dower
o f said petitioner assigned to her in the
manner provided by law.
And whereas
said Court further ordered that the Clerk
o f said Court, cause such citation to be pub­
lished in a newspaper o f general circulation
published in said county, onoe each week
for four successive weeks before said 3d day
o f September. 1895.
Now, therefore, in pursuance o f the order
o f said County Coart, yon snd each o f von
are hereby cited to be and appear iu said
County Court on or before the 3d day of
September, 1895, and show oause. if any yon
have, why the prayer o f said petition she ‘ J
not be granted.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
mv band and affixed the
me seal o or f said Court
thia 16th d a , of Jnlv, A. D . 1895.
D. F. DEAN, County
Coon Clerk.
B , E. Pannanberg
asxfc >•
S inclair -S taittf —At the residence o f the chase where and what you pleAse. If yon
Depot,
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bride's parente at Marshfield. July 17, have not the capital to run the ranch or the
1X9S, llev. O. W. Qnirnby officiating. Hon. business get it on the best terms possible
Walter Sinclnir. of Coqnille City, and and pay for it at current rates, bat do not
Miss Carrie Stauff, o f the former place.
pay two prices for goods for the sake o f a
few weeks credit. That If yonr trouble to-
n o it* .
dny. Economy is wealth. Onr CLOTH-
OTICE it hereby qiven that under and
by virtue o f An execution and order o f
N obbis —In Coqnille City, July
1895, to IKO for Sunday «rtMf^everydsy use is well
made and of good material. _It_la sold jrt sale issued out o f the Circuit Court o f the
M r. and Mrs. T. C. Norris, a son.
the rn h t prioe. SOUPAY £
state of Oregon, for the ooanty of C oos, on
H ods O n — At Myrtle Point, July 17, 1895, to UP.
the 3d day of. J une, in favor o f Betsey M.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hod son, a son.
Send for
foil
Itoork, as administratrix of the estate o f J.
Moss—On the North Fork, July 23, 1895. to
list o f
H. Roork, deceased, plaintiff, nnd against
Mr. snd Mrs. W. M. Moss, a daughter.
the property of Harriet K. Tenbrook, Abra­
L asswbll —Near Fairview, July 18. 1895, to
STO R E,
ham Tenbrook, Henry Sengstacken, David
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Lasewell, a daughter.
Frmnoieoo. Morse, ir., and Isaiah Hacker as assignee of
416 te 418 Front itreet
David Morse, jr., an insolvent debtor, de­
B booihettb —At Myrtle Point, Jnly 12,
fendants, and to ma directed and delivered,
1896, to Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Broalllette, a
K x e c r u t io n S a le .
commanding ma to make sale o f the certain
son.
real property hereinafter deaeri bed, or so
L ass —Near Myrtle Point, July 17,1895, to
raueh thereof aa will aatisfy the demands
o t i c e t , h.r«i>T stv — i n - r n n d a r » d
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Lens, a daughter.
in
said execution mentioned, to-wit: The
by virtue o f an execution ieeoed oat of
the Circuit Coart of the State o f Oregon gain o f $342, an attorney fee o f $35,together
i > i e d .
for Coos ooanty in favor of The Southern with oosta and disbursements taxed at
F kbbt —At Marshfield. Jnly 12, 1895, Miss Oregon Compary, plaintiff, a ad against the
19.65, and the costs o f and upon said writ,
Eva Ferry, aged 14 years, 2 months snd property of Andrew Peterson and Josephine
will ON SATURDAY, THE 27 i'H DAY
14 days.
C. Peterson, defendants, and to me directed O F JULY, 1895, at the courthouse door in
HcrTSTiDHB—On Middle Fork, Jnly 17, and delivered, commanding me, that out of the town o f Empire City, in Coos countv,
1896, infant daughter of Mr. snd Mre. the pereor. a I property of the said Andrew Oregon, at the hour o f one o’ clock on said
Chas. Huffstader. aged shoot 8 mouths. I Peterson and Josephine 0. Peterson, or if day. offer for sale and sell at public aoction
| sufficient personal property cannot be to the highest and best bidder for cash all
( found, then out of the real property ef the the right, title and interest which the de­
I said defendants, I make the sum o f $514.26 fendants above-named or either or any of
A w ard ed
^
j with interest thereon at the rate o f 8 per them had on the 22d day o f April, 1893, or
per annum from the 16th day o f Octo- may at any time since trave acquired in or
H ig h e st H on ors— W o rld ’ s’* F a ir, I oent
her, 1891, and the farther sum o f $24.30, to the following described real property, to-
I costs, and also the costs o f and upon wit: All the following described premises
Gold Medal, M idw inter Pair.
said
execution, I did, on the 16th situated in Empire City, Coos county, Ore­
day o f Jnly, 1895, in Ilea o f personal gon. and particularly described as follows:
property, levy upon, as the property (Vmimenoing at the northwest corner o f a
j o f the sAid defendants, lots 2, 3 and 4 piece o f land oonveved by H. H. Luse to tbe
i in block 2 in the town of Snmner, Coos trustees of the Method!« t Bpireopa 1 church
county, Oregon, es per plat o f said town of of Empire City chsrge or circuit, on the
j record in the office of the Ooanty Clerk of 12th day o f November, 1870, thence running
I said Coos county, and will. ON SATUR­ north 24 degrees essi 50 feet, thence south
DAY, THE 24TH DAY OF AUGUST. 66 degrees east 100 feet, thence south
1895, at one o’clock in the afternoon o f said 24 degrees west 50 feet, thenoe north 66 de­
, day, at the courthouse door o f said Coos grees west 100 feet to pisce of beginning,
i
m
! county. Oregon, in the town o f Empire containing 5000 square feet of land; also
; City, in said county, offer for sale and sell designated as the north half of land marked
; at public auction, to the highest and beat •M C.” (or l o t i ) in block 132 in Lose’ «
bidder for cash, all o f the right, title and addition to tbe city o f Empire City, acc'ird-
interest which the said defendants, or ing to the official plat thereof o f record and
i either o f them, had on the 16th day of as recorded in the oounty clerk’s office of
October, 1891, or may at any time since Coos ooanty, Oregon, together with sll and
have acquired, in or to the above described singular thè tenements, hereditaments and
real property, or so much thereof aa may appurtenances therennto belonging and in
, be necessary to satisfy the demands of said anywiss appertaining, and the rents, issues
and profits thereof.
execution as above stated.
Dated this 18th day o f June, 1896.
Dated July 17, 1*95. [
Most Perfect Made.
W. W. GAGE,
W W. (¿AGE,
40 Years the Standard.
. jly23 5tI
Sheriff of Oooa county, Oregon. jun2T»5t] Sheriff o f Coos county. Oregon.
The teachers’ aunnal institute of
Coos county this year will certainly
be a success in numbers attending
and in educational enthusiasm. It
will be held at Marshfield Tuesday,
Wednesday aud Thursday— August
‘27th, 28th nnd 29th. County Su­
perintendent Barklow will furnish
further information from time to
time as to the program nnd what
leading educatn-s will be present
to take part in its proceedings. It
is set at a time, too, when no schools
are likely to be in operation, and
the teachers and all interested are
free to take part in i t
The blasting o f Tapper rock at
Bandon took place last Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock, and was con­
ducted most successfully.
The
tunneling o f the rock began May
E. W. J oy C ompany — Gentlemen: 4th Inst and had been kept up
I have just completed the second steadily since, three shifts of men
bottle of your VegetableSarsaparilla, being employed nil the time at the
I have had catarrh for years which work. Instead of 5 ton" o f pow­
affected my eyes, hearing and stom­ der being used, and instead of
ach. Frequently would have dull blowing this whole section into
headaches for days at a time. Since kingdom come, as some predicted,
taking your remedy I have felt no we are all right at Coqnille, and
not a pane of glass was broken nor
disagreeable symptoms.
Trusting you will publish this as the slightest damage done at Ban­
I want any one suffering from any don—some o f the citizens there
of the above symptoms to be bene­ hardly realizing that the event
fited. Kindly send me two more had passed. Every precaution was
bottles by return express. (Signed) used by the contractor, Mr. Jacob­
son, to prevent any damage, and he
M b . F rederick D e R ichmond ,
Seattle, Wash. is well pleased with the resnlt.
There is rock enough there for the
Every mail brings a new batch of government work throughout this
testimonials for Joy’s Vegetable season and poeeibly next, right at
, baud.
Sarsaparilla.
Catarrh.
<
E x e c u t i o n S a le .
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21,
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SMITH'S CAS
AGENT FOR COOS COUNTY.
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Umpire called “ time,” hot tbu
game ceased and tbe umpire de­
clared the game in favor o f Co­
qaille.
We understand that there is a
rale o f tbe league which provides
that, after (be decision of the um­
pire, a refusal of the nine to play
oat tbe game subjects tbs nine ton
tine of «25, in default of which tbe
nine is subject to expulsion from
tbe league.
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DON’T
DR’
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CREAM
R A K IN G
PiWDfH
IT’S INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY
nnd don’t be imposed upon by buying a
remedy that requires you to do so, as it is
nothing more than a substitue. In the sud­
den stoppage of tobacco you must havo
some stimulant, nnd in most all cases,, the
effect of the stimulant, be it opium, mor­
phine, or other opiates, leaves
a far worse habit contractad.
Ask your druggist about
TOBACCO
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It is purely vegetable.
Yon
do not have to stop using tobacco with UA C0-CUR0. It will notify you
when to stop and your desire for tobacco will cense. Your system will be
os free from nicotine aa the day before you took your first chew or smoke.
An iron-clad written guarantee to absolutely cure the tobacco habit in all
its forms, or money refunded.
Price $1 per box, or 3 boxes (SCLdays
treatment and guaranteed cure,) $2.50 For sale by all druggists or will
be sent by mail upon receipt of price.
SEND S IX T W O -G iN T
STAMPS FOR SAMPLE BOX.
Booklets and proofs free.
E urska C hem ical A M'r'a Co., La Crosse, Wia.
O ffloaof THE PIONEER P n E 88 COMPANY, 0 . W. Homiok, Snpt..
St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 7,1894.
Bnreka Chemioal and Man'f’a Co.. L a Cm— , W it —Dear Sirs: I have been a tobacco
fiend for many years, and daring tbe past two years have ainoked fifteen to twenty cigar*
regnlarly every day. My whole nervon* aysteni became affected, until mvpbysioian told
me I mnat give np tbe n*e of tobaooo, for the time being at leuat. I tried tbe so-oaUed
"Keeley Care,” "No-To-Hae.” and varioo* other remedies, bat without enoceea. until l
accidentally learned of yonr “ Raoo-Cnro. ” Three weeks ago today I commenced using
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Exeoutlon Sale.
JOHN H. YAGER,
N
OTICE is hereby given that under and
by yirtue o f an execution and order of
sale issued oat o f the Cirouit Court o f the
— DEALER IN -
State o f Oregon for Coos County on the 1st
day o f June 1895, in favor o f Albert E . Sea­
man, plaintiff, and against the property of
Edward MoNamee, defendant, and to me
directed and delivered, commanding me to
make sale of the oertain real property in
S A i d execution and hereinafter particularly
described, or so much thereof as will satisfy
the demands in said execution mentioned.
to-wit: The sum
and the sum of
ira o f $1056,
$
$25 taxes paid by said defendant
»nt together
with an Attorney fee o f $100,
00. and $15
g
‘ L and “ the costs of
costs and M disbursement«,
said writ. I will ON SATURDAY, THE
27TH DAY OF JULY, 1895, at one o’ clock
in the afternoon of said day, at the court­
house door in the town of Empire City, in
SAid oounty and state, offer for sale and sell
RDERS
BY M AIL
P R O M PTLY
at public auction to the highest ac d best
attended to, and goods shipped per
bidder for cash all right, title and interest steamer to all points on the npper river at
which the said Edward MoNamee had on prices that defy competition.
the 7th day o f December, 1895, or at any
time sinoe may have Acquired in or to the C O A L S ’JOVES.
following described real estate situated in
Coos oounty, Oregon, to-wit: Lot 4, the SE W O O D S T O V E S .
of the S W
section 19, and lots 4
COOK STO V E S,
aud 5
section 30, in twp. 27 south, of
RANGES.
range 13 west o f the Willamette meridian.
Two oertnin rights of way described ah fol­
lows: Reference is hereby made to a deed RUILDIXG H A RDW ARE—Roeh a* N a ll«
Horew*. Look*, H ingM , etc., at
dated March 5, 1889, made by Mrs. Mary
rook-bottom nrioM.
F. Paden to the said Edward McNamee, and
recorded on MAroh 11, 1889, in Book of
Deeds number 17, on page 246 thereof o f the
records of Coos county, Oregon, wherein
the said right o f way is described as follows:
The rights of way over and across the lands
described as the E>{ o f th e N W )( o f sec­
ny person
or
persons
tion 30, and the
of section 80, in twp.
27 8, o f range 13 W of the Willamette meri­
dian, in Coos oounty, Oregon, commencing
CUTTING ON OR REMOV­
at a point where the said this day completed
commences near the 8E corner o f lot 5 in ING CHITTIM B A R K FROM THE
said section30 above mentioned,andrun in a
southeasterly direction to the Coauille river,
and to oonform to the road built by the said
grantee, Edward McNamee herein, and now
used by him for road purposes, the said
right o f way to be of the size and dimen­ WITHOUT BEING DULY AU­
sions between the terminal points, and
along the line thereof as follows, to-wit: 25 THORIZED, W ILL BE PROSE­
feet in width from its commencing point to
its terminus; and reference is hereby made CUTED ACCORDING TO L A W .
to a deed dated April 26,1889, made by said
Mary F. Paden to said Edward McNamee
t3F"Any person fam ishing sufficient evi­
and recorded April 29, 1889, in book o f deeds dence for the recovery o f Bark so taken wil I
of Coos ooanty, Oregon, narnber 17, on page be given one-half o f the bark recovered.
421 thereof, wherein the second right of
way is described as commencing at a point
on an alder tree marked **G. 8. P . 8 , on Jane ll-8m|
the right bank of the Coqaille river 10 links
south of the meander oorner between sec­
tions 29 and 80, twp. 27 Sonth, o f range 13
west, running thence north 22 links, thenoe
north 45 degrees west 2 chains, thence north
81 degrees west 10 chains, thenoe north 63
degrees west 11.50 chains, thenoe north 70
degrees west 1.50 chains, thenoe north 30
degrees west 3 chains thence sonth 86 de­
grees west 8 chains, thenoe north 30 degrees
west 2.50 chains, thence north 55 degrees
And
west 2.50 chains, thence north 71 degrees
west 2.50 chains, thence north 55 degrees
west 3 chains, thence north 63 degrees
T the JE R R Y WILSON PLACE, op­
west 8 chains to a hemlock tree 20 inches
posite the Railroad Depot,
in diameter marked “ C. 8.
8 .” tbe
FRON T STREET,
established KE corner of 8
of NWJ^
section 30 twp. 27 8. R 13 west o f Willamette
meridian, the width o f the SAid right of
way to be o f the size and dimensions be­
tween tbe terminal points and along the
line thereof as follows, to-wit: Twenty-five t e n t s
MADE T O ORDER.
feet in width from its commencing point to
T E N T IN G M A T E R IA L
its terminus.
Dated this 18th day o f June, 1895.
W. W.G aos .
jonSS 541 Sheriff
ornnty, Oregon.
Hardware, Stoves, Tin­
ware, Quees ware,Glass­
ware, amps, Cutlery .
Etc., Etc.
BANDON, OR.
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NOTICE.
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M l m Orepi Co’s Land,
SOUTHERN OREGON CO.
ROBERT M CCLEARY,
Varieties
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Goquille C ity, O p -
W , . L.
D ouglas
S H O E
Jom * L
at Coom
Wool! Wool I
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IM P ER IAL !
G. F . B O U T E L L , Goquilla City,
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
EVERYDAY
Superintendent Canning, o f the
county infirmary, was at the bay
last week.
His establishment
will have an increase o f several
inmates, persons who had been
. kept by outside parties at heavy
■ expense to the county. The county
court is redeeming its pledge to
Lavs but one county farm, though
the most important and expensive
outside provision is that what
is called the hospital on the bay,
which will certainly not be con­
tracted with in the future.
We
have on hand now the county
court proceedings o f July term,
part of which appears today, in
which the hospital received, “ for
care of divers persons, 110 days,
«357.50.”
THE IMPERIAL BICYCLE,
Last Sunday, between tbe Bandon
and Coqaille nines, at tbis place,
A strictly High Grad« Machine, warranted from the ground np,
did not paaa off aa pleasantly aa
75 fiold Medals,
former games.
T be contest was
Silver Medals,
close, bat three or foor balls «track
First and Second Prizes.
the catcher or striker sad tempo­
rarily suspended their playing.
While nothing serious resulted,
tbe effect seemed to be to cease ill
temper and diseatisfaction, finally
resulting in breaking cp tbe game
by tbe Bandon boys. Tbe 8tb in­
ning was being played bv tbe Co­
qaille boys, when Gene Norton
1 9 - Nearly 500 were sold in Oregon and Washington “®a
followed a ball to tbe first base,
during the season of 1894. *9a
wbich tbe umpire, Hal Baxter,
N O R T H P A C IF IC B IC Y C L E CO.,
called a foul. This caused a dis­
133 Morrison street, Portland, Oregon.
pute and tbe Bandon nine refused
to play out tbe game. A t tbis FOR PRICES, APPLY TO—
point tbe game stood:
fit
&
Farmers, Attention
ao w u n w
.•JAP T INC C m j a k m w n k
4 3. Ay POLICE.9 solk *.
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L A D IE S '
D a » dom , Oregon. June 20, 1895.
F
ak h
CORDOVAM
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r o m t h i s d a t e , u n t il f u r t h e r
notice, we will pay 12 cent« for good
wool, delivered here. For further partic­
ulars, call on or addreas
BANDON WOOLEN M ILLS CO.
Sacks and twine will be furnished free
upon application to parties disposing of
their wool to us.
BROCK T OH.-MASS.
Over One Million People wear the
W . L . Douglas $ 3 & $ 4 Shoes
All our »ho«« o r. equally satisfactory
TWy (1. . to. bat T.la. lor tb. M * n .
T h .y .q u .l cotton, «ho.* In i t y l . and At.
Thrlr n u t , , qualltlM n r. uh.arpa.M d.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
i
Land Offioe at Roseburg. Oregon,
June 7, 1895. f
T ^ O T IC E ia hereby given that the follow-
1 v ing-nsmed settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in support
of his olaim, and that said proof will be
made before D. F. Dean. County Clerk of
Coos County, Oregon, at Empire City, Or­
egon. on Jury 25,1895; viz: William Norton,
on Homestead entry No. 5023. for the W #
of NE)^, section 19, twp. 27 8, R 13 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence opon and
cultivation o f said land, viz: J B R Shel­
ton, W H Williams and William Rohm, all
of Coqnille City, Oregon, and Samuel Ar­
cher, o f Marshfield, Oregon.
R. M. VEATCH.
ju n ll 5wJ
Register.
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Th. prtcM ar. anltarm.——tampnl an Nta.
f ram t i t . t j aavad over a th a r m ake..
If root dealer cannot «upply you «.can . Sold by
Dealnra every where. Wanted, agent
totakeexclneive eale tor this yicin.
ity. Write at onee.
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Sbaring e l Hair Dressing
Hrd Front Boilidinn—np-*t*lre—Frost St.
C O qL IL LE CITY.